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Warner Bros Discovery Stock Skyrockets on $60B Takeover Rumors

Warner Bros. Discovery Bidding War: Paramount, Comcast and Netflix Submit First-Round Offers – All the Warner Bros. News on November 21, 2025

Warner Bros. Discovery has received first-round buyout bids from Paramount Skydance, Comcast, and Netflix, sources say. Paramount seeks to acquire the entire company, while Comcast and Netflix are bidding for the studio and streaming assets only. The board will review offers before Thanksgiving. No sale is guaranteed.
Is Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) the Next Big Media Stock? 75% YTD Surge Sparks Buzz

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) Stock Today, November 20, 2025: Bid Deadline, Netflix Theater Promise, and Can the Rally Last?

Warner Bros. Discovery shares slipped nearly 1% to $22.90 late Thursday after hitting a 52-week high earlier this week. The dip comes as first-round bids to acquire all or parts of the company are due, with Paramount, Comcast, and Netflix expected to submit offers. The board has rejected three Paramount bids, including a $23.50 per share cash offer, and is reportedly seeking around $30 per share. Trading volume neared 40 million shares.
Comcast Stock Today (CMCSA) – November 18, 2025: Slight Dip as Deal Talk, Analyst Moves and New Initiatives Drive Investor Focus

Comcast Stock on November 20, 2025: CMCSA Dips as Zacks Turns Bearish, MLB Rights Deal Expands Sports Portfolio, Warner Bros. Bid Looms

Comcast shares fell nearly 1% to about $26.60 Thursday after Zacks named the company its “Bear of the Day,” citing weak earnings outlook and mounting broadband competition. The stock has dropped 35–40% over the past year, underperforming the S&P 500. NBCUniversal announced a new Major League Baseball media-rights deal during the busy session. Market cap stood near $97 billion.
20 November 2025
Comcast Stock Today (CMCSA) – November 18, 2025: Slight Dip as Deal Talk, Analyst Moves and New Initiatives Drive Investor Focus

Comcast Stock Today (CMCSA) – November 18, 2025: Slight Dip as Deal Talk, Analyst Moves and New Initiatives Drive Investor Focus

Comcast shares slipped 0.2% to $27.16 in early afternoon trading Tuesday, near the lower end of their 52-week range, after Daiwa Securities cut its price target to $30. Trading volume topped 11 million shares. The move followed fresh M&A speculation around Warner Bros. Discovery and several new company announcements. U.S. markets broadly declined, with the Dow off 600 points.
18 November 2025
Warner Bros Discovery Stock Skyrockets on $60B Takeover Rumors

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) Stock Climbs as Paramount, Comcast and Netflix Line Up Bids in High‑Stakes Auction – November 14, 2025

Warner Bros. Discovery shares jumped as Paramount Skydance, Comcast, and Netflix prepared formal bids for all or parts of the company, sending the stock near a 52-week high around $23. Lawmakers raised antitrust concerns over a potential Netflix deal, while WBD revised CEO David Zaslav’s contract to address possible sale scenarios. First-round bids are due November 20. WBD’s market cap neared $55 billion.
Stocks Slip as Tech Wobble Returns; Layoffs Spike and Tariff Showdown Clouds Outlook — Stock Market Today (Nov. 6, 2025)

Comcast (CMCSA) Before the Bell: What to Know About the Stock on Monday, November 10, 2025

Comcast closed Friday at $27.35, near its 52-week low. Q3 results beat expectations on adjusted EPS and revenue, with record wireless growth and narrowed Peacock losses, but broadband continued to decline. The company is moving ahead with a Versant spin-off and is reportedly considering a bid for Warner Bros. Discovery assets. U.S. stock markets remain open during Veterans Day week, though bond markets close Tuesday.
Dow Dips as Fed Fears Slam Tech Stocks – Hot Economic Data Rattles Wall Street (Sept 25, 2025)

Comcast (CMCSA) Stock Today — Nov. 7, 2025: Sky–ITV Talks and a Potential WBD Bid Put M&A in Focus as Shares Hover Near $27

Comcast traded at $27.28 as of 2:33 p.m. ET after news that its Sky unit is in early talks to buy ITV’s U.K. TV business for about £1.6 billion. Reuters also reports Comcast is exploring a bid for Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio and streaming assets. Shares moved within a $27.02–$27.77 range on about 20.9 million shares. CMCSA closed at $27.31 yesterday and is down 27% year-to-date.
Comcast Shocker: Cord-Cutting Slows, Wireless Soars in Q3 Earnings

Comcast Shocker: Cord-Cutting Slows, Wireless Soars in Q3 Earnings

Comcast Q3 net income fell 8.2% to $3.33 billion, but adjusted EPS of $1.12 and revenue of $31.2 billion beat forecasts. Broadband and pay-TV subscriber losses slowed, while Xfinity Mobile added a record 414,000 lines. Peacock’s EBITDA loss narrowed to $217 million, and theme park revenue rose nearly 19%. Free cash flow jumped 45% to $4.9 billion; shares rose about 2% pre-market.
Tech World Explodes: Unmissable AI, Cyber & Corporate Headlines (Oct 2–3, 2025)

Tech World Explodes: Unmissable AI, Cyber & Corporate Headlines (Oct 2–3, 2025)

Google’s YouTube and NBCUniversal signed a multi-year deal Oct 2 to keep NBC shows, including “Sunday Night Football,” on YouTube TV. Amazon Web Services and the NBA announced an AI-powered broadcast partnership Oct 1. Apple removed ICE-tracker apps from its App Store Oct 3 after U.S. government pressure. The ECB awarded a €237 million contract to Feedzai Oct 3 for digital euro fraud prevention.
YouTube TV Sparks Outrage by Blacking Out Univision Channels

YouTube TV Sparks Outrage by Blacking Out Univision Channels

YouTube TV dropped TelevisaUnivision’s Spanish-language channels, including Univision and TUDN, on Sept. 30, 2025, after failing to reach a new carriage deal. TelevisaUnivision condemned YouTube TV’s push to move Univision to a pricier add-on tier. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Republican lawmakers accused Google of targeting Hispanic viewers and threatened legal action. NBCUniversal’s Telemundo remains on YouTube TV under a temporary extension.
Eerie Premieres & Killer Hits: The Hottest Horror Movies and Shows Coming to Netflix, Hulu, Prime & More

Eerie Premieres & Killer Hits: The Hottest Horror Movies and Shows Coming to Netflix, Hulu, Prime & More

Netflix premieres Mike Flanagan’s “The Fall of the House of Usher” on Oct. 12, while Blumhouse’s “Five Nights at Freddy’s” hits theaters and Peacock Oct. 27. Hulu’s “No One Will Save You” has gone viral for its near-silent alien thriller. Korean horror series “Sweet Home” returns Dec. 1 on Netflix, with “Gyeongseong Creature” debuting Dec. 22.
Global Binge-Watch Bonanza: Top Streaming Movies & Series Dominating Netflix, Disney+, Prime & More (Sept 2025)

Global Binge-Watch Bonanza: Top Streaming Movies & Series Dominating Netflix, Disney+, Prime & More (Sept 2025)

KPop Demon Hunters is now Netflix’s most-watched film ever, logging 236 million views and surpassing Red Notice, according to the company. Wednesday Season 2 leads Netflix’s series charts, while Disney+ tops with its new Alien series. Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building returns with a mob-themed fifth season. September brings new releases, including The Office spinoff The Paper on Peacock and The Savant on Apple TV+.
Internet Access Upheaval: Censorship Crackdowns, Satellite Booms & Shutdowns Rock the Globe (Aug 31 – Sep 1, 2025)

Internet Access Upheaval: Censorship Crackdowns, Satellite Booms & Shutdowns Rock the Globe (Aug 31 – Sep 1, 2025)

Russia imposed new internet controls on Sept 1, banning Western messaging apps and penalizing users for accessing restricted content. SpaceX’s Starlink surpassed 7 million users globally, launching in Kazakhstan and expanding in Angola. West Virginia approved a $1.2 billion broadband plan, but critics say many rural homes remain unserved. Kuwait launched a nationwide 5.5G network; India and Paraguay advanced 5G, with Paraguay excluding Chinese vendors.
1 September 2025
Internet Access Revolution: Starlink’s Global Surge, Broadband Booms & Outages – Aug 30–31, 2025

Internet Access Revolution: Starlink’s Global Surge, Broadband Booms & Outages – Aug 30–31, 2025

SpaceX’s Starlink surpassed 7 million users in over 150 countries as of August 2025, following its ninth Starlink launch of the month. West Virginia finalized a $1.2 billion broadband plan but reclassified 40,000 homes as “served,” excluding them from new fiber projects. AT&T is buying $23 billion in spectrum to expand 5G and fixed wireless. Kuwait completed a nationwide 5G-Advanced network with Huawei.
Why 5G Internet Providers Are Replacing Cable Faster Than You Think

Why 5G Internet Providers Are Replacing Cable Faster Than You Think

Comcast Xfinity and Charter Spectrum lost nearly 1 million broadband subscribers in 2024, while Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T gained about 3.7 million 5G fixed wireless home internet customers. T-Mobile reported 7.3 million FWA subscribers by Q2 2025, up 454,000 in one quarter. U.S. 5G home internet plans typically cost around $50 per month, with speeds from 100–300 Mbps down. Cable providers have responded with multi-year price guarantees.
Top 10 US Internet Service Providers of 2025: Speed, Coverage, and Customer Satisfaction Ranked

Top 10 US Internet Service Providers of 2025: Speed, Coverage, and Customer Satisfaction Ranked

Google Fiber leads U.S. ISPs in 2025 for performance and satisfaction, with up to 8 Gbps speeds and 83% of users very satisfied. AT&T Internet passes 30 million locations with fiber in 21 states, while Verizon expands Fios and 5G Home to 31 states and 4.8 million fixed wireless subscribers. Starlink reaches all 50 states via satellite, reporting 94% user satisfaction.
Midjourney Video V1 Just Dropped: Turn Any Photo into a 21-Second AI Movie—See the Jaw-Dropping Demos and Secret Settings You Need to Try Today

Midjourney Video V1 Just Dropped: Turn Any Photo into a 21-Second AI Movie—See the Jaw-Dropping Demos and Secret Settings You Need to Try Today

Midjourney released Video V1 to all subscribers on June 18–19, 2025, enabling users to turn images into short video clips via a web tool. The model generates four five-second clips, extendable to 21 seconds, with two motion presets and manual prompt options. Output is capped at 480–1080p, 24–30 fps, and no audio. Disney and Universal filed suit last week over alleged use of protected film frames in training data.

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  • Investors Favor Google's AI Spending Over Meta Despite Both Raising Capex Guidance
    April 29, 2026, 10:00 PM EDT. Alphabet and Meta both reported strong first-quarter earnings, raising capital expenditure (capex) forecasts to fuel AI infrastructure. Alphabet's shares jumped 7% post-earnings, while Meta's dropped 7%, reflecting investor trust in Google's AI strategy. Alphabet's cloud division grew 63%, bolstering revenue by 20%, with a capex guidance raised to $180-$190 billion through 2026. Meta increased its capex forecast to $125-$145 billion, citing component costs and data center investments. Wall Street favors Alphabet's cloud-driven AI growth, contrasting with skepticism over Meta's AI investments tied primarily to advertising. Alphabet's stock is up 118% over the past year compared to Meta's 21%, underscoring the market's preference for sustainable AI revenue models.

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Soluna Holdings Stock Jumps After Sazmining Bitcoin Deal, Then SEC Resale Filing Lands

Soluna Holdings Stock Jumps After Sazmining Bitcoin Deal, Then SEC Resale Filing Lands

30 April 2026
Soluna Holdings filed to register the resale of about 2.46 million common shares, with no proceeds going to the company. The move follows Sazmining’s launch of a 3-megawatt Bitcoin mining operation at Soluna’s Project Dorothy 1B in West Texas. Soluna shares last traded at $1.28, up from a $1.08 Nasdaq sale price on April 28. The registered shares include 2.4 million issuable to YA II PN, LTD. via warrant exercise.
Brookfield Renewable Stock Drops 12% Before Q1 Results as BEPC Investors Brace for Friday

Brookfield Renewable Stock Drops 12% Before Q1 Results as BEPC Investors Brace for Friday

30 April 2026
Brookfield Renewable Corp’s NYSE shares fell 12.5% to $35.20 on Wednesday, with volume quadrupling the three-month average ahead of first-quarter results due Friday. The drop came despite a higher quarterly dividend and mixed analyst views. The company operates 47 GW of clean energy assets globally. Analysts expect a first-quarter loss of 33.92 cents per share on $1.62 billion in revenue.
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